ward layers of the proletariat;
2. To avoid the isolation of the workers commissions;
3. To combine the struggle for immediate demands with the struggle for transitional slogans (workers control, sliding scale of wages and hours).
On this basis, not only can the work in the workers commissions serve as an important point of departure for the struggle for a trade union organised on a branch basis, but also revolutionary work in the Moreover, the close combination of the two sorts of work leads towards placing on the agenda the slogans of the National Congress of Workers Commissions and the Democratic Congress of all the trade unions around the axes mentioned above in relation to the work in the worker Commissons.
Not only are such slogans sufficiently concrete to be understood by broad sectors of workers, but they also appear as increasingly corresponding to the requirements TESES APROVADAS NO III CONGRESSO (EXTRAORDINÁRIO) DA LIGA COMUNISTA INTERNACIONALISTA (organização simpatizante motion:
da IV INTERNACIONAL) the CDS and the fascist ELP, would 'CO-ORDINATION' A recent national plenum of the made union rederation nersineica 3/50 came out strongly against divisions within une working class. Inis meeting was attended by members of both the SP and CP. It also agreed the following "To study the possibilities of coordinating the struggles for the reconVISIOn or sceLors. ue uponcanon o! now been movea to tre banace lactory Previously the Scottish workers sent a message of support to their Portueuese counterparts when they went on strike. Dinar acts or sondarity are now caler for. The conference on 13 March being organised by the Solidarity Campaign with the Portuguese Working Class is a crucial part of this solidarity campaign in aiding the socialist revolution in Portugal. From it a real, broad-based campaign of solidarity can be launched Details of the conference from: SCPWC, 12 Little Newport Street, London W.C.2 RIC SISSONS
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